Nice Chris, downloading now thanks for sharing!!
One thing I know though, it's that there's no chance I ever do any Hardcore 160 BPM Dance music. So that's good, it means I'll use it in a unique way, right ?  ;)
I'll use, be sure of that, thanks!!!

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Nice Chris, downloading now thanks for sharing!!
One thing I know though, it's that there's no chance I ever do any Hardcore 160 BPM Dance music. So that's good, it means I'll use it in a unique way, right ?  ;)
I'll use, be sure of that, thanks!!!

This goes for me as well
We all make our own unique music

There's no rules, that's the good thing, just check through the elements to see if the custom multi samples load, that's a stress that

What I will say is demo the sounds at 160 BPM to hear what they are naturally

Hey, I can't find the exp-pack on RPro list.
I think I do have double locations for the "programs" due to previous installations (my My mutisampels are well located in another drive and I copied your multisamples there)
 
But where/how am I supposed to find the bank once in Rpro?

Sorry, I got it: I do have duplicate locations for the Rapture Pro prog, both my C: and my multisamples F: drive.
The bank is there, I'll test it tomorrow.
Cheers
 

Thank you very much.
If I can get a genuine copy of Rapture Pro somehow, I'll be sure to try this pack out.

Those duplicate paths are one of the reasons rap pro has problems finding multi samples, in the C programs/ cakewalk folder, there's folders for rapture and rapture pro multi samples, Grem was having issues that, same with Scook and a few others

@ Craig Anderton, been thinking about that installer you have, any chance I can ponce a wee copy of that off you, be much appreciated :)

I have not looked at this latest version. The problem I saw with this package was the additional sample folders installed in the root of the sample directory. I prefer to see the samples under a folder with the same name as the programs "Addicted To Hardcore 160 BPM". This makes it easy to identify what the package added to the environment and follows the layouut used by most of the 3rd party commercial expansion packs. Other than than, the package worked for me.
 
When it comes to multiple sample locations, I fixed that on my PC some time ago by collapsing DP, Rapture and RP all together in one multisample folder tree. The only problem doing this are the wave files in the root needed for Rapture. These get deleted every time with RP update. Now that appears no longer to be a problem but I would still recommend keeping the original Rapture multisample root handy just in case something happens to those files. Another thing is how to update the synths so that they know where to find their samples. The original instructions involved modifying the registry. Not the best solution, installers sometimes did not read the registry. Use directory junctions, the installers never have a problem finding the multisample folder.
 
I would move the program files too were it not for the possibility of needing to reinstall RP. Pretty sure the installer would have trouble when it tries to copy the legacy programs.